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How to Breathe Freshness into Your Wardrobe After Having a Baby

July 30, 2022July 2, 2023 Megan Post a comment

The most joyful time in a woman’s life is when she finds out she’s pregnant. It’s a time of promise, hope, and excitement for the future. The climax is when she finally gets to hold the bundle of joy in her arms. However, many women feel stuck in a rut after the baby is born.

How To Breath Freshness To Your Wardrobe After Having a Baby (Image Credit Pexels)

You may feel like you don’t have time to shop for new clothes or can’t afford to. Don’t worry; there are ways to breathe freshness into your wardrobe without spending much money or time. Here’s how.

Revamp Your Old Clothes

You can turn old and tired clothes into something new and exciting. One way to do this is by creating tie dye patterns with bleach on old shirts and t-shirts. It’s easy and fun, and the ideas are endless. You can make any pattern, design, or image you want with DTF transfer printing and many other techniques..

You can even go the extra mile and buy a few solid color shirts, then create bleach patterns of your choice. For a more subtle look, try DIY distressed jeans. Add rips, frays, and holes to give your clothes a new look.

Invest In Key Pieces

There are certain key pieces that every woman needs in her wardrobe. These items can be mixed and matched with other clothes to create new looks. Some essential items include a great pair of jeans, a black blazer, a white button-up shirt, and a Little Black Dress.

With these critical pieces, you can create endless looks. You’ll have something to wear on a night out with friends, a job interview, or a baby shower. Go for items that are versatile and can be dressed up or down.

Accessorize

Accessories are a great way to add some pizzazz to your wardrobe. A scarf, for instance, is a valuable headband, belt, headscarf, or necktie. Get creative and experiment with different ways to wear your accessories. You can also buy inexpensive jewelry to add a pop of color to your outfit.

Shop Second Hand

Thrift stores and consignment shops are great places to find hidden gems. You’ll find designer clothes and name brands for a fraction of the price. Plus, shopping second-hand is better for the environment.

When shopping at thrift stores, look through all the racks. You never know what you’ll find. Also, don’t be afraid to try something new. You may find that you like a style of clothing that you would never have thought to try on before.

Get Creative

Don’t be afraid to get creative with your wardrobe. If you’re feeling stuck, try thinking outside the box. You can wear clothes in unexpected ways or create your style. Chances are, you’ll create a look you love.

Dont be Too Hard On Yourself

Dealing with your postpartum body can be tricky. You may not feel like your old self yet, and that’s okay. Give yourself time to adjust to your new body. Don’t force yourself if you’re not ready to wear your old clothes. You can buy new clothes that make you feel good about yourself.

If breastfeeding, invest in a few good nursing tops and bras. When feeling really self-conscious, there’s nothing wrong with wearing a baggy shirt or sweater. You can also wear a scarf or jewelry to draw attention away from your body.

Experiment and Be Bold

Don’t be afraid to experiment with your wardrobe. With creativity, you’ll have a whole new wardrobe without spending much money or time. The best part is that you get to work with what you have to create a style that is uniquely yours. So, go out there and be bold. Create looks that make you feel confident and beautiful. You deserve it.

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I'm Megan, the crafty brain and sarcastic soul behind this little paint splotch on the interwebs. I drop movie quotes daily while expanding on my creative biz and savoring the joys of boy mom life, all while trying to squeeze in crafty time for my soul. Welcome to my world!

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